Rising food costs outpace wage growth in Canada, fueling worker strikes and financial strain.

In Canada, food prices have risen 20% over three years, outpacing wage growth of about 12%, leading to worker dissatisfaction and strikes in key sectors like rail, docks, and postal services. The government has responded with measures like sales tax waivers and cash payments, but housing remains unaffordable despite interest rate cuts. This wage gap is causing financial strain for many Canadians.

November 25, 2024
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